
Arriving Soon
"We urgently need books that show how women can lead us to a more peaceful, sustainable, and just world, and Sande Hart has given us just this with A Woman Who Futures A New Paradigm. Brava!"
Dr. Riane Eisler, author of The Chalice and the Blade, Nurturing Our Humanity, and world-renowned cultural transformational theorist and social scientist.
"A Masterpiece of Evolutionary Leadership for a Planet at the Crossroads"
Ayo-Ayoola Amale, PhD
Humanity is crossing an evolutionary threshold and women, through the restoration of relational, life-centered and integrative ways of knowing, have a critical role and a distinctive responsibility in helping civilization navigate that transition.
This book is for anyone who feels the evolutionary impulse and the responsibility to midwife a world that works for everyone. It reminds both men and women of the original blueprint of who we each are which leads us to actualizing agency, restoring balance, and birthing a new reality.
Written in the spirit of the new paradigm it advances, nearly one hundred people representing fifty sectors, diverse demographics, and ages 13-94, share their broad worldviews in a woven narrative, unique to any other book.
Through restoring the balance of the historic division of the male and female, and the feminine and masculine qualities within the two, we are better prepared for the unknown place that is calling us. This book is about women’s roles in the equation, not exclusive to men’s. Yet, the diverse complexity within each is deserving of our own conversation. This book invites women to take an honest look at our unique contribution to the world in order to contribute to the healing of the divide. This book invites men who want to understand their counterparts better and the shared conditions we benefit from in a partnership configuration.

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“The dandelion, like a woman, knows where healing is called for. With only the suggestion of a breeze, she faces the future and spreads her seeds like good medicine to heal and beautify the world. She does not stop to ask if she’s doing the right thing.
It is who she is.”